Concurrent Sentence
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‘Miscarriage of justice:’ Appeals filed in Edmonton Mac’s clerks killingsBoth the Crown and the man convicted of murdering two Mac's store clerks in Edmonton are upset with what happened in Laylin Delorme's case. They have both filed appeals.CrimeJan 8, 2019
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Concurrent life sentences for man convicted in Edmonton Mac’s murders ‘fit and proper’: judgeAn Edmonton judge says it's "fit and proper" for a man convicted of the first-degree murders of two Mac's convenience store clerks to serve his life sentences simultaneously.CrimeJan 4, 2019
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Crown appeals concurrent sentences for men who murdered Alberta familyThe Crown had argued that the two men deserved the maximum of 75 years without hope of parole for what the prosecution called a "contract killing of sorts."CrimeMar 12, 2018
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‘U.S. model’ for parole ineligibility likely to face court challenge in Canada: lawyersLegal experts say a sentencing provision that can keep killers in prison for the rest of their lives is likely to make its way to the Supreme Court of Canada.CanadaDec 17, 2017
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